CCLP
For operators who want me personally on a specific deal with you, not just the method.

We only get paid when you get paid. That's not a promise. That's the structure.

I work alongside you on a specific deal, through acquisition, conversion, the first month of operations, the first property manager placement if you're hiring one. You don't pay me anything past the entry until the property starts producing cash flow. Then I share in what it produces, for as long as it produces.

Apply to be a Done-With-You partner

Application takes about five minutes. If we're a fit, the next step is a discovery call. Free, on me.

The shape of the partnership

This isn't a coaching package. It isn't a course with extra calls bolted on. It's a partnership where I work a specific deal with you, end to end, with my share of the upside coming from the cash flow we build together.

You bring a deal you're considering, or one you're actively working on. I'm in the underwriting decisions before you make the offer. I'm in the zoning verification, running it myself or reviewing yours. I'm in the property selection conversation if you're still picking between candidates. I'm in the loan-terms review before you commit to a financing structure. I'm in the remodel scope conversation before you commit the budget. I'm in the listing copy. I'm in the screening strategy on the first cohort. I'm watching the first month of operating metrics and flagging what to adjust. Not as a coach reviewing your work. As a partner with skin in your outcome.

That's the difference between buying advice and being in a partnership.

Advice gets paid up front. Partnership gets paid on outcomes.
What I actually do

The same work I do on the houses I run myself, applied to your property.

Phase 01Through acquisition.

I'm in the deal evaluation. The underwriting before you make the offer. Zoning verification. The property visit conversation when you're choosing between candidates. The loan-terms review before you commit.

The point is to make sure the deal you sign on isn't a deal you'd regret in six months.

Phase 02Through conversion.

The remodel scope conversation. Contractor bid review. Where to push back on contractor estimates and where the price is real. Bedroom-count and floor-plan calls if the property needs reconfiguration.

The point is to convert at the right scope so the cash flow shows up.

Phase 03Through the first month of operations.

Listing copy review. Screening conversation strategy. The first move-in walkthrough if you want me there. Watching the first month of metrics and flagging what to adjust.

The point is to get the house running clean before drift sets in.

Phase 04Through the property manager placement.

If you're hiring one. PM evaluation conversations. Reviewing candidate PMs against the actual operating rhythm coliving requires, which most PMs you'll talk to don't know. The compensation framework. The accountability structure.

The point is to hire the right PM the first time, not the third.

Phase 05Through ongoing operations.

Weekly working sessions on the partnered property. Direct response on portfolio decisions. On-site presence at the moments that matter. Market entry, first close, first house operationalization, first PM placement. Not on a generic schedule. Specific to the partnership.

This is the same work I do on the houses I run myself, applied to the property you own, in partnership with you.
The aligned model

The structure is the offer.

Entry: $1,000. Paid after the discovery call confirms we're a mutual fit. Not before.

Recurring: nothing, until the property starts producing cash flow. No monthly retainer. No drip. No "training portion that begins on day one." If we haven't gotten the property to cash flow, you don't owe me past the entry.

Continuous share: a portion of the property's net cash flow, perpetual, while the partnership holds. No taper, no sunset, no "rolls down to zero in year three." The share is what aligns the partnership: I'm incentivized to keep the property producing because that's how I get paid, and you're protected from advice that's been paid in full and gone quiet.

Agent Studio, Full bundle, Year-1 included. The same workspace I run on every deal. The full Property Lifecycle bundle plus the Resident Lifecycle bundle, no separate subscription. After Year-1, the software continues at the standard partner rate.

That's the offer. The exact share percentage is on the discovery call. Different deals, different markets, different starting positions. We figure out what makes both sides of the partnership work before any money moves.
How the partnership matures

The hands-on work is heaviest at the front.

Acquisition, conversion, the first month, the first PM placement. That's where I'm most in your week. Once the property is running clean, the work shifts. The weekly sessions become biweekly, then monthly. You're operating more independently. I'm the call you make on portfolio decisions, the second set of eyes on the next deal, the person who walks the house with you when you're considering scaling.

I roll off the active calls when you're ready to run the property without me. The share continues. That's the structural alignment.

The goal is for you to operate the property cleanly without my hands on it. The shared cash flow is what acknowledges that I helped get you there.

Whether this is your door

Done-With-You is for the operator who wants me hands-on on a specific deal.

You're considering or actively pursuing a specific deal.
Done-With-You is partnership on a specific property. If you don't have a deal in motion or one you're ready to source, the Coliving Field Guide is the right entry point until you do. You can come back when you have a deal.
You have the capital available for the entry and the operating cost.
$1,000 entry plus the property acquisition, conversion, financing, and first-year operating costs the deal itself requires. The continuous share is paid out of the cash flow the property produces. If the deal doesn't have a path to cash flow that supports both your return and the share, the math doesn't work and we'll surface it on the discovery call.
You want me hands-on, not just the method.
If you'd rather work through the method on your own and build the deal independently, the Coliving Field Guide gives you the knowledge base. Done-With-You is for the operator who wants me involved in the actual decisions on the actual deal.
You're committed to the operator path.
Done-With-You isn't an exploration product. The discovery call confirms mutual fit, but the underlying assumption is you've decided coliving is your path and you want a partner.
A small number of partners at a time

I take a small number of partners at a time.

The exact number is whatever I can personally be in the underwriting decisions, in the property visits, in the PM placements, in the on-site moments without diluting the value.

The cap is operational, not a sales tactic.

When the cap is full, the application stays open and queued. Partners graduate out of the heaviest phase of the work as they grow into the property, which opens slots. If you're queued, I'll tell you honestly where you sit.

What the model produces when it runs cleanly

The numbers from the houses I personally run, on the same operating method we'd run together.

Modal occupancy
95%
Resident stays
2yr average
Net cash flow / property
$2.5– 4K / mo
Time to fill a vacancy
7– 10 days
How we both decide

The discovery call isn't a sales call.

It is a mutual-fit conversation.

What happens. 30 to 45 minutes, on Zoom. You walk me through what you're working on. The deal you're considering, the market, your capital position, your timeline. I walk you through how the partnership would work on that specific situation, what the first ninety days would look like, where the share math lands given the deal profile.

Outcomes. Either we both agree this is the right fit and we move to the partnership agreement, or we agree it isn't, because the deal doesn't fit, because you're better served by another door, or because the timing isn't right yet. No pressure either way. I'd rather not start a partnership that doesn't fit than start one that does.

Cost. Free. The discovery call exists so we both decide intelligently.

The $1,000 entry is paid after the discovery call confirms mutual fit. Not before. Until then, the only thing you've spent is the time it took to apply.
The application

Five minutes. Four short steps.

If we're a fit, you'll hear from me within two business days with discovery call times.

01

Where you are.

Capital you can deploy in the next six months, coliving experience, time commitment.

02

Where you're aiming.

Target geography, whether you have a property in mind, what a successful first deal would look like for you twelve months from now.

03

How to reach you.

Name, email, phone, best time to talk.

04

Anything else.

Optional, low-friction. Anything you want me to know before the discovery call.

The questions exist so I show up to the call already knowing your situation. Not so I can filter you out. The discovery call is the filter, mutually. The application's job is to make sure when we get on the call, we're spending the time on what matters.

The honest answers

Questions you may have.

What if the property underperforms?

The continuous share is calculated on actual net cash flow, not projected. If the property produces $0 in a given month, the share is $0 that month. If it produces what we projected, the share is what we projected. The discovery call surfaces whether the deal has a realistic path to cash flow before any agreement holds, so we both know what we're projecting against.

What if we disagree on a major deal decision?

The partnership agreement defines decision authority. You retain ultimate authority on the property. You own it. I have advisory authority and the obligation to surface my position on every major decision. In practice, the alignment makes major disagreements rare. I'm projecting from the same cash flow you are, and if the projection is wrong, my share is also wrong.

Can I exit the partnership early?

Yes. The agreement defines exit terms. The continuous share obligation continues for an agreed wind-down window after exit notice so the partnership ends cleanly. The entry is non-refundable. But since you're paying it after the discovery call confirms mutual fit, it's never paid in a situation where we don't both think the partnership is the right move.

What if I have multiple properties?

The partnership is structured around the deal we work together. If you bring more properties into the partnership later, we expand the agreement to include them on the same terms. If you're operating other properties outside the partnership, those are yours independently. No share, no obligation either way.

What does Year-1 of Agent Studio actually include?

The Full bundle. The Property Lifecycle agents plus the Resident Lifecycle agents (listing, screening, vetting, the operations side). Year-1 included as part of the partnership. After Year-1, the software continues at the standard partner rate. Specific bundle scope is on the Agent Studio cascade page.

Is there an income guarantee?

No. There's an alignment guarantee, built into the structure of how I get paid. If the property doesn't produce cash flow, neither do I. That's the only guarantee that doesn't require me to make a claim about your specific market that I can't honestly back.

How is the share calculated?

Net cash flow on the partnered property. Gross rent minus the operating expenses the property actually incurred. The partnership agreement defines the calculation method in detail. The numbers are reconciled monthly.

The path

We only get paid when you get paid.

If your property doesn't cash flow, neither do I.

That's not a guarantee on top of the offer. That's the offer.

The structure is what aligns both of us at every decision point. What to buy, how to convert, who to hire, when to push, when to wait.

The application takes five minutes. The discovery call takes another forty-five. After that we both know whether this is the right partnership. If it is, we work on the deal together. If it isn't, we say so honestly.